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Grumph by Spicy Hambone 

I know this art here doesn't have any naked ladies or swords, but I was compelled to share. This the kind of creature that naked ladies with swords might battle against.

Al Serov

I discovered Al Serov in the pages of Heavy Metal magazine today. Go to his page. Look at his stuff. Now look at me. Back to him. You have a mustache.

Kiyoaki Kanai

Kiyoaki Kanai is... bizarre. The art is certainly interesting, no arguing that. It is also shocking. I chose the image above because it is by far the tamest example I could find. If you go to his (at least, I think it's a "he") website and bounce around, you'll see what I mean. It's in Japanese, but there's an option at the top to view it in English. Have fun.

Lorenzo Sperlonga

Lorenzo Sperlonga's work is right up there with the best of them. You know him from the pages of Heavy Metal Magazine. Go to his website, buy his books, and give them to me. You'll enjoy going through his galleries. Don't be discouraged by how awesome his stuff is compared to yours. He was born in Rome, and I'm sure that's some kind of huge artistic advantage.

Fastner & Larson

Today we observe some examples from Fastner & Larson. They seem like nice guys, so give them a bunch of your money.

NLWS

Somebody should write up some flash fiction for this and send it to me. Then I'd post it here. Sound good? Good. Let's say in the neighborhood of 500 words. We'll do more of these in the future, and someday prizes may be involved. And if you submit your own naked ladies with swords, we'll do flash fiction for those, too. GET TO WORK.

Matt Dixon

I'm working on some NLWS of my own to post, and they'll be here soon. Until then, here's some stuff by Matt Dixon. Awesome.

Tariq Raheem

The only problem I had with Tariq Raheem was deciding which pieces to post here. Go bounce around his web page for a while. I think you'll like it there.

Justice

Very, very behind on my NLWS blogging. I won't give you excuses. You don't require excuses. You require performance.

Jose Manchado

Lots and lots of NLWS at Jose Manchado's place. And if you know a little Spanish, you should be able to navigate all around and see all the other projects he's worked on.